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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
Reading All the Papers,

He was young man, q sort of an ordinary,
easy going chap. What drew my attention
to him at first was his laying carefully folded
up Sun back on the news stand, put cent on
top of it and take up Tribune He went
back to a settee near by and read the paper,
or all he wanted Of it, in fifteen minutes. 1t
was interesting to see him read. He glanced
I'D one colu IN and down another, seeming to
devour it a a glance. He handled the sheet
6aintily, and when be had done it folded it
deity, and with another penny traded it for
a World. He read the four New York papers
in forty minutes, and for five cents, carrying
off one with him. He did not seem 10 read
much news after perusing the first. only pick
ing out the special features and Swimming the
editorial page
"Who is it!r said l.
aOne of our younger literary men" He
wouldn't identify. and 1 did not know
Boston Record
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

Trees and Soil

Pines and their companions, the birches,
indicate dry, rocky, sandy or gravel soil:
beeches dryish, chalky or gravel SOIL: elms
and LINES, rich and somewhat damp soil;
oaks and ashes, a heavy clay soil. and poplars
and willow a low, damp or marshy soil
Many ofthes trees are found growing to
gether, and it is only when one species pre-
dominates in number and vigor that it is
truly characteristic of the soil and that Dor
ton of the atmosphere in connection with it
Chicago Times
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unlmproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the city.
Lots on the inside on street Car lines and In
outside additions. Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains. Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating.
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts of the county; also ranches in this and
adjoining counties.
All parties wishing to buy would do wei
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere
w. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
Daily eagle
ABOUT POKER CHIPS.
MANUFACTURE OF THE LITTLE
DISKS THAT so MANY HANDLE.
Information on the Subject from a
Dealer in Sporting Articles-Material
of Which Checks Are Made-Extent of
the Trade.

tne
"Don't play poker with man who juggles
with his checks. Distrust him if you find that
in moment of abstraction he picks up a
stack of whites and drops the checks one at
time from the bottom of the pile and makes
each one turn completely over and yet land
souarely upon the one beneath it. Suspect
him if he can divide a stack and run it to-
gether again with one hand. Such familiar
ity with the disks betokens long experience,
and if he is not professional he is at least
man who has spent years In acquiring this
proficiency at the green covered tables. Few
amateurs have these tricks, and, while pro-
fessionals who have learned them may try
hard to avoid practicing them, they will do
it inadvertently ia moments OF abstraction,
and you can generally make up your mind
that it is Improbable to sit long in their COM
pany"
The speaker was a dealer in sporting arti-
cles, and while talking he illustrated his re-
marks by deity mingling red, white and blue
poker chips with one hand. "These are the
composition chips" he said. "Even in poker
chips there has been great improvement in
the last decade In old times we used moth
ing but ivory, and they cost from $50 to SO
a hundred, according to the amount of artistic
handiwork displayed upon them. Then the
chips were like coins and stack was worth
Its weight in silver, but ivory chips were not
as good as these we now sell for from $40 to
'S25 a thousand. Ivory chips were always
source Of trouble to their owners. They were
seriously affected by changes of temperature
and by moisture and were constantly crack
ing or warning out of shape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

psns9 g q Sc ss.s 20 7ss
ss%s No nv. Hs:' ssa Ma.
s% -iSssr'f slS.
g 20 of ss5. s csr' os tho 6a.
Quiet, crsa@er, 2sc Darv Ess' 'te. .s,
e. nd% fsStas .ss
white c4'9 p 7s O. Ds Ss
1 Ssa fss bid Nay ss'.Sf 245s ASKED
wass sd. s corn No 4 %ps sa. Se's
IsDHsArOG5 OCT. Sas ,% [~ 721' Did, Corn ua
MILWAUKEE Oct H.-Flour quiet Wheat steaav: 0s Sn
November May Nit. was s1.'f Strong
10 zoe higher r: e. 90 sS Sg.:
P P:9 s. ss sss % Lard SsiGs' -
,,ss % S sIady Nnea bush
S@s na eco s7 Corn eoTa ss
MINNEAPOLIS IA wheat-MarksI prices about steady
No october zoe November 7oa peGs ysGer s7e
Decembrr csc NAV i4c no. ? Northern october at
Sss NS Sar III 9'f S
Noshs e. So ae TGq s. sSs So %gs's
M ss sc6 "a a!5 g2q rI S@i 30 500 o" bO OO''
PHILADELPHIA oct l4.-Flour ruled steady put gu'eo
Western and renn,yyani' slosrIn, FamI IS 80
1919 Penn,ylvana teller Process s. 40 10 sIso,es
- 1924 Indiana Clear s32oe4 o 60 s S a. 10
sSnthey" pOs Sesr fs D f. 70
Choice Minnesota p.;srt cor - oo9 s. %;
choice. 475dsi 90 Ky. Tlour 50 80 barre -.
AZ 81 sc e. ei for October 81 sIc Novemeer
s@s2c do for Pe , o S- 9c sadY ht cepis
moderate .aes OF No MiIei and high Masd IN
s sn s sSy;GI a"' ss-2 ' Sse 5os
oats market for spot lots an a w prices a o.er whs
liberal receipts sale. Ins1de WIZ St do in Srrin Depot
SOC No White IN grain depot S6c fune. dg ~ E &C.
DO December .nqs5y 'G e; 60 ar To- ood
G eGc. choice GsG 0c; Far to Good =" aooc.
% t as a 21 S" cr
steaiy CITY family - s., 90 10 packets :. 9o@
PORK Ges SoN SIS % Is 90 20 primo 81, %
S S1a N 81 ac 81 so 1 eolf in SIT
smoked lo2 Shoulder Gr' SAT- qJ cn nr
&C. ' do do smoked 7"@8c' Belle, pickle -
CIV g n.anSi ~ U.s. steam IS 81 ,d5. Butcher,
81 70 30 Bnttor duI~Pennsylvania creaaery Lara
y Creamery Extra ~ Gs5c PACKING DI'ter a0% nbo
Flats. Chsc,. II IA lls.c DO Far to Prime 1919
0 n. tan am Ss &c sngar~Reanei nm Grsnaiaed
tcso %: ] Sc 8
SHsn 1000 Sasn oat, s559S BUSH oH ge ;;s
S Sofn s zoo Us,n os1s 800 BUSH s
ST Ioul-. oct 4rlcn, EASIER but unchanged Xxx
tc6ef clo,ns 7o>c nemna; December clo,n. re Nav
3''c oe,o1er closing 3ltc Novenoer eS;ns S &C.
boz 2s'c Da. Noyemrsr Sc ~ My - z III E H1
Prains - 5oGsli 80 Bran strong ar G5c Lao - 10
Es' p ''f1i a. coa.et .ieaS a., - o5Ss
NhisksV at 81 o. ....-. Provisions were 7tt"1y
Perk. irregular. So - Lam - - prv'at Meat.
-ioIcd shoulder, - IN Long Clear - 20 Cirar
RIB, v 3Od755: Snort clear - 81 . Bacon Boxed
Shoulder. 81 co. Clear ~ 10 Clear RO
- shsrt Cloar - To Ham steady 80 0O0sl4 90
i.eoaUt, - Flour 5000 bb+ Wheat 4-uOJ Ia,h corn
81 3uuo bush I'VE 2opO bush G.r.ey 1000
bu.h shipments Flour 1900 DDs Wheat $1,000 bush
corr 2goS1 bash, o.t, llooo 0a,i- Rye 'u'a.
Barley 1000
ToLEpo. oct l-wheat dul Cash. October 40;
November 7j'c y comier 10 -c; NAY &c Dd - OH
s;e1dr Nav 49, ost' dni! lowered aet's ~"
Corn 1000 nnsh CoverscoI 572 bags oats 5000 bush.
sMpment,-Whoat 2jOO bush. Corn 1910 bush Clover
Tags OATS ..-... bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
CLAIM AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr,TrPEs OF NETWORK DEALINGS


Speculation in the cereal again failed to show Dis
poson TO expand although in wheat there was nuch
freer movement the options. Yet al the ddded dct''S
the total de,ings barely reached 100000 bushels In
prices there was pronounced change and no ne" feature
to influence operations except for turn The close "i'
steady OF IA for october al 81 50 oi
November at 81 p December at 81 5S January a. - -
and February 81 "a and IL cent for May at 81 "a
cents Spot lots steady, While shippers DVnRhi
900 bushels Cash hrn and large business
was done: for export sales up to over luOOoO
bushels and the local trading reached 10000 bushels
The options quiet and 1a35 cent easier as olo"s
October 81 Is November 81 IA, December 81 ~ jan
uary 81 Ii May ~ 12 Oats were dull and steady
with the options closing unchanged for october at 81 Ji
January "a and May at 1884 and 10 cent easier
Ior Noycn Der 80 81 and December at SO Ia cents
In lard there terces sold The spot but whether
Tor export or doubtful late yesterday however zoo
terccs were for export In addition " me amount
rrv Ol,y rcUOrcd There also sacS OF ,5VO tcICea
Of refined taken the continent In the options OcObcf
was up lOnts So 49, but the iaef deliveries were
practically unchanged follows November 80 -
december SO 49, January 20 6l February 50 O1 Matth
sc 10, Aprl 50 70 and May So So
The receipts grain and nour reported Yesterday at
follows Wheat .215 bushels, corn 272oe6 bushels
oats 1920 bushels total grain G-J, 800 bushels noun
$3.50 packages. At Chicago milwaukee, ADD ST LOUIS
The arrivals Wheat 11O,0s2 bushels, corn = l29
bushels 256,9i7 bushels total grain '0e'i-' Dush
20,554 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

PAirfvoRR. IA firm. Mi1ilinr pie.
Howard ana Western sInerh1s 81 81
extra - ~ IL Fanny IS IS i So. Ctty
MILE - 31d 1G4 10. Extra IS 90 81
81 - Dyi 50 PAaDsss r. - 10 la
Patent - 20 900. hoatsonthern steady Koi s0ds.c
10 Amber s2a >lc Western duli no winter Kei spot
october 10 asked DO November TO-. 5yc,
~ POI &c January sf3
quiet White 5Ja.-c irIisw JOd57c Nestorn cIs.-r
Mixed spot October 5Od bic nov 79 as co..
southern so rs wrstern " hlte 50 dJuo Western
hire, a4a5lc.: rehnsylvaua 5od 3bc .....E Rye Va,
hrm 5tI &c.,. ...ilsY steady. IhO.r
sl 20 80 rrovs.ns steady. Mes,
81 2Jd $500 Buls nous -olpui.r, AM I,r AD
tacNcn 1'saJ.c Bacon-Sh ouliets 7a-l4c. Kib
Hi,C Hams ltd - i.c....... Land ksrnei
..... Butter hrmer Western Packet l7n2Jc Creamery
u 600. higher At 49, l1c Petroleum steady
ly40l9lc . sugar steady SOFT C2.lGc...... Copper
I,rnprI lGslOitc ..... Wbi,krV l4atI 10
Frsgrt, 10 LiyerD0oi steamer du-'otton - 64.
Flour g. 2pi .... Eecepts Flour l5lOG bbI&
Wheat l3OOp bush. Corn G.jup bush Oats 1000 vu.n.
1870 ...... bn-n. shipments u b-l Lbs Whet.
...... bush cora 100 ynsh Sass-WheIt $4,000 bu,l.
Corn 5000 Dus-
rrrrAln OCT. Ii-wle4t-Ho. / Hart stronger and
higher dsmaul active SOW ~ arrive sold AT go
sD.t oicfri 80. ld held At sJa g.. Od No IIart
hsffh-ru rtcur -,-c. Wintsi Nhetf unsettled 80. =
Ksf Michigan -H0ols. No. 2 ROD Illinois and iAdIAu4
1SitD1.'4c. 30. WhUe Michigan Nud sJ4c ORA
ristcY. 80. ,Ii AT 4S1c. do on track at i1W40'<c
No ssld al ~ e.. 30 yellow iSlgr oats
quiet unchanged. So. . White A}r. White No .
Der unchanged ~ 70 TO Albany. - "a York.
vrre-Flour 800 bbi-.. Wheat ~ 900
busn. E4ufoad shippsuts-Fisur 1000 bbi-
bu.n. Corn $1,000 bush oats 10000 bush. Canal ship
nl-hts-WhsAt 1903 600 bush 100 900 Dush
bush Barley "a 900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
THE PE7ROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS PROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was a good volume Of trading yesterday IN Ma
.onal Transit certificates but the tendency OF prices was
reactionlry The from Thursday was only
IL cent. and the price shade easier than tho
close on tat great deal OF encouraging tax was
heard RESPECT ng the shutdown movement and The current
no ps were that next week Official order hang up
the df and put the plugs Of many wells would go for'h
through thr larger part OIL country We are not in
,ned TO believe the shut down be ordered before
November Meantime speculative changes In the po
alton OF the trade Will much do with the response
sh,t the give u the actual news Yesterday
.hcrc was disposition to take profits by the bulls, but a
tho fran-actOns consisted OF trading that lri
'. fD1l change ownership Of oil a. tho end The
IN railway shares contributed somewhat % elsng
sc. GA crude certificates. The market closed only steady
The rangcO prices AMI tho sta dealings at tho Cohso
daled Exchange were as follows:
Opening u 2 Lowest :. =
Highest = fIhsi
Hcamcd oil is firm Sd cents per gallon, Abel test
IL Il I.LLLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET. By TELEGRAPH

rrrf,lo oct - -Dc'f,-Rcr-'pf' at q hours were
as ho4. Total fiu7 IL lu ~ hsat ~aue tuc
Ia. r.es 600 thrnueh ~ ,ars % which
e.. O., NOSiOfs calsOn sale tIiir sires hin al
- Iuar, ... -, r-..,,.
NnI head Tor same ihn last We. - -l'
head t.a.r.eI ~ - "i which q" ~" l"tA
fut.aoi sffAY cool 10 'H"'r - 80 f'
20 Nosirlu Lambs hero Canadian Lambs sioAb Al - 80
dfi-5. .., -
Hogs- Receipts la'e' hours vcre 1871 heat I"al ior
week ihus ga ) It-i iof same time AL WOO ~ "
head Consigned t.rongh 81 car - Of which &"
ear. on r.."s l,Dnd lua i'r. - ected Nor-rt'
- apa.J Cd, ~ cctod ns1ium weights So 3D. ,oit'o
Hrci HEAVY Luts = - So 1i"gs % ,VSfh LSAl is'
cnirA.5 In,on STOCK Ylrl- oct. li.-Ttr Hr'r>rf
Jopryaf ic.Ort. ra'f> Nsce'ts -un' ioit -huurni@
900 he4d m4is,t atrlugo. shipping hi.ers $50 > ID
~iDcErf. AM fc'asr- - Uudtn COWS Bulls AMI N'tsi
s0as1 &c. Texans 81 DOas- 70 Western RANGERS - -
Hoc.~ Receipt. 1000 heal shpnent, u 900 heaf
market -'.4fy. ANol - H5G - 1u HsaNr - g. .
s. Light 5l0 - 70 Hourh aud -Alp- op1r - %
,sg-i .e -.pts 5000 head ITS 900 h"ti. MtlSoi
STEADY N4tvcs s25pust so Western - l5a1 3d. Texans
s. acd33O. Lambs - 600 - - pr 90 n.
~ Iuil- oct { -rrffr l,r.e 10 heal. ei.p
nsbis 700 head -ro.dV. Far &. Choice Heavy
NAfve 7odtt - butchers steer. F.r - Go .
s. IoGSS no. hangers C0aiasn grass ~ "sei 'oihiei
- 3oa sB 80
I.ocepis 500 head Shipment, l3O' heat MARKET
active Chn.ce HEAVY Anl Tut Acgs 7e.-cflpus - 90
as4 Packing Workers Medium 10 Prime "a 500 - 30
fls. Common o GoOi - SJ6tt -
SiceD-l.eceipfs 800 head. shipments 100 head MARI"
tim F4l: 10 Fancy 81 OJas3 30 L-inOi ~ ~ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yorfh Pir.r Yrss,ts duI RdiIroIfs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-A generally quiet mar ,s ana
win no essential changes. Havefsaw Hari BiicEs are
amazed At 90 90 S1 20 quality. per thonsanu anoa
IN niver Hard SIS Sc % Pale s3 5Qdr4 Oo 1roons
brown Sl3dSl5; dark SlidSl6; red Slf $40; rtnon
snd Philadelphia Front alongside pier S27 dt2Si Kocs
Common Lime 81 a hbl: Finishing 81 20 Goas haif6 .:
a 35c pe bush cattle Hair II d22c Cement ~ 10 - 80
for round lots American Portand English PORTLAND - ~
n 80 So: Rosepdale. 81 050<l 80. ,,,. 4.
COFFFE-For RraZl styles the market was IruCeu ~ W
lNasc and a moderately active business iesued. oae
CAB ba io. aud 2,GOo bags santos III on
the bases fair The mlder CROWNS were quet
but steaiy saos 800 picus September Interior ~ go
0ption trading The market opened at unchanged
IN ,iatons and closed steady aparta dtclne OF pnt
Tor to day follows: January. 500 l75o;- PeornEy.
l755Gl76O: March l755al7G0; April. Z 5od 20
NAV l7456l7 30; June. l7iOG II !uy- loG 80
August l7.IO0l7.2O. September 1880 ito3; octoDrI
IL IO0l75O; November. l7t5Sl1jO; December l"1c
I7G5 The ranges the different -eliveries are; jan
nary Y IS 100 February. 1850 100 March lfoo~
II AZ: npriL Il 5OdI7.5O: Nav. l7.5odl 40; June
II iOdl74o: August. 77l5dl7.l5 September, l.-o3@
II 90: October l7.lO4l7.40; November. lr050l''70i
De embcr II 70 1888 Total sae3. - 900 DSRs 80, .
COTTO N-Prices only advanced l-lbc ONO to
dav on the spot but large advance IN c opo
these quotations were posted they 90 o
fabfIy The which closed mammal sales
24I tSqj all OF which were for consu
TODAY were l. 100 bes CON !ns
with 40 and ~ 10 bae' tor ms
The total port receipts shce
Sen,enNer have been Isl O6O bales comparing Win
10000 males for the expanding period last year
Qnstatons the American standard ecl>'slnctoa
fo laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

better demand Flour about l0c higher
CRATES steady unchaDgo Choice To Fancy Winter
OOd4 20 Southern winters SO b0a3 10. Michigan
WISCONSIN, Winters - Va 90 Fair 10 hoce seconds 90
a3s u Fancy Minnesota Patents - a
~ IOD4 80 Minnesota. Bakers
s325 2 so Medium Choice soft springs - Low
Grade springs 81 7Od2 90 Kye Flour barrel, 81
The Cash price. wero foilows-No Sprin! WnsAt 10
Cg,,c No Spring Wheat at $50 No = Rod a
2 Corn 81 70 bd......$o. Oata2Oc.
No Rye loc 49,. no. Barley 70c....:No FaK seoi
Al vG3. - Prime Tsaothy Seed ~ "A. Mess Pork
per bbi si3 rs 100 St. 80. Short Rb
Sides 81 O2l1 Dry sasi shoulders boxed 50 20
- short Clear sides boxed 81 So. Whisky. dis
srs goods per gallon 81 10 susarcui Loaf &c asked
uranulstea 6S.c Asked STANDARD A" 6sc. asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
rsrs,gn steamers arrived to-day brought s1.loo,ooo
yeld o,. llama.

Fsreign steamers arrived to-day orousns VA'AoHVV0
fSs Sub Treasury wa, debtor at tho Clearing House
$l,14O.1O0. ,,
tonight includes receipts Of S7S02OO7 and payments
Of $l71l 5d1 leaving the general balance
against 81 81 643.157 October T. showing an apparent
loss of SO ~ g. 534 but deducting from the receipts
81 265 d from the payments l1s6.OoO Tor Items
which only affect the Sub Treasurys account win INC
General treasury its true loss affecting tho banks Is
SO s0S 54 and this includes receipts of $765OOO Tor
excbange on wOrleans. Chicago etc. and payments
Of $3.50 500 for purchased bonds and also s.
for imported cold To-day's operations covered Re-
cepts 81 .229,272 payments. 81 .5O659l; currency
balance 81 ., 297, 45l: coin balance, Sl46526,l73
The Clearing House statement to-day IA as fellows
The United states Treasury Washington received TO-
day 81 s., 600 National bal notes for redemption
The receipts were S763,3Sl, and the internal
revenue receipts were 1911 $40
The foreign exchanges were quiet and 1rm AZ quola,,
tons for business follows Bankersbls ~ Sls anu
So S5 and short sterling respectively; eah
23ls fraes 94l2 and % for reichmarss AUS ana
403s for guders. ,,., -
In London British cons OILS firm and closed with an
advance cent 1O2 ZIG and lO2 3lb reSpec-
lively money and account Money between bankers
was per cent and discounts of bankers bIis were
ga per cent The Rank England gained e37oOo bnl,
ion on balance. American railways opened strong ana
higher but later declined III to the carry decline
in he home markets. closed at the lowest prices Oh
the day, stitl higher than the concurrent n"ne
figures At Pari. French > per cents declined 10 80,
ana sight exchange on London was easy al Z''o'T
francs to the =.
statements Of the National banks of the city
ofNcw.IOIk: con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
Etsambo1ts au0 Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L ca AMI tlf"r o1 Lt!li. y -. 1851
GREAT TRUNK LINE o,,-,

4
AID SEFS s., WI Ro .s3 Ess,..,...
nai's5ag rpssar. aud ne west with Pullman reaes
AMI 1i' ~ -Si 49, t,s1 d .5or 6aas uons and
nsSHp prs ' LceS Ham ~ COY and
re 'S e Z eat i and I't the 81 RECON-.
S Ss,% 6c3 ~ 1Hs .%a ke.4ns
S go M a ,ad p n; Saturdays only p 'H'
gA,% n1S' ti ~ AMI H. South Limited Wash
nssn Il. cs 6 rs G !. .Io' Except Ss5i da 10
.s,,y w.'A1sso9 1 1sui a1's Z, 80 81
: and 80 M ia .2 "a 80 Aaa 30 .a a. iu .ai
ro 10 Ga. a M., o M M *'S %es s.'' days Saturday,
long BFanch, hay aud intermediate 81 "a
Y ,6 E g. t4d AaHSy IS s. m and Vp p 10
TC ol o., Pom a& Nofcs via New.YOrs, phs
sna NortoiN .t4ro1 p NJ eSet SAY VIA D@''''1'''
Jerry OF, 4d'id'ns speedy and direct transfer for
rnSiSS kKEy From r'OpFs W,,SS 80, u .S 5a
q. ' Tim 70 quo 20 $50 @:, 20 20 3 %; 90
So 5 g az % . .a ai 'Sn''' y
100 go 90 10, 50 20 20 20 Slo - 49, %,
90 7. 20 90, . 20 IS. 70 IS ,; m, and l. 70
Ris 5o 'G M. 3 20 9 80 l. 20 IS, 10 3!
!" FOR PHILADELPHIA: co.,
Express Tram, ea a Sgw sG cn va D'O'O'''' and corr
10 .0 ;. 0 u Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
@7a " aa ''s A aaa i l. a. % % night iSo@@qls
ton 3 30 and If 10 a H.. 40 p II. suhesl'' ~
mess 10 10 Limited ani 10 i m A. ~ D. u d
ana % D. m. and IL 10 KIT -. . . -
Tr..t- leaving New YORK "a ~, except suhiAF' a &
49, II 10 m; o. y, a.' s AHi ~ ,s a a. ana
,.s Trains ia,e pio,a s,iec, station mn .dcipht,.
- OF, 20 90, 40. olo 30 80 s, 20;
Min 1iu ;9e Car IA aud $50 p. NJ! l. 40. 80
3 30 s. u 80 ~, II and y 90 =, ~, H.
I'm Srudats, l. 81 3 20 aO5. ~, 10
: so ) 40 a m II A. 20, q 80 LmIied), %.
80, II ana II p m -, ., . .
T,ck.t onccs $40 435 ami 94i Broadway. As,or
IIo "a Battery Place. and foot ~ Desbrsss aud tort
land sts A touri.s and Brooklyn Annex station foot
OF Fulton St brooklyn station. jersey CITY, Emlsrant
Ticket Onice Castle Garden. -, -, H., -, -. H.
The YORK Transfer Company VIII cau or 1hu checA
baggage hotels and residences . ,,.ooo
AuAS f. p OIL, j. Il. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Asehs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Oct IA T. m.-Cottsn Futures closed
barely stea Tvs Uplapds Low Mddling clause. October
delivery Cad sellers October and November delivery
6i0Bai sellers November and December delivery. by64i
sellers december and January delivery g64d seie,
January ard delivery. b8O4d sellers febrnaTY
and March delivery 10 6id sellers March aad Apri DENY
sry l2.G4d sellers April and May delivery l4o4d
sellers NAV and juno delivery, o lG.64d. sellers
GALVESTON. Oct. 4-cotton hrmi Mddling, y; 10"
MlddIlny s not gross receipts Sab bales; sales
267s bales sock $500 bales 49,.
WreklvSet ami gross receipts 3I.1,4 exports "'oA'
Br.ta,. 10, 050 orts, 10 The Continent 94Vl
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Good Ordinary ......7 5-lb MinhIiss '''' IS
Speculation option market very active am very
aTly the day there was slt ~ D. AK III '"'
lower Liverpool ivcesand desr" 10 re"imn on
are short selnc
the afternoon however the bun party SANE ooh
tho market ami with the shoIts Dece h@
stricken value, rapidly advanced hna heues
advance of u points Tor TIE day on p'to
her n 8 pors other early deliveries ard ~ points on
later month. The day certainly the most aCuV" eApei
enced for month";. the sales aggresatng 29iIUO O".eN
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pipioeno Notlres.

JOHN 8. KENNEDY AND JOSEPH 8. HARRIS.
RgcEvRRs OF
CENTRAL, r. II. co, OF NEWJERSEY.f
ll9 LIBgBrY.sE. $500
YORK, Oct IL. 1887 J.
NOUPONS OF CONSOLIDATED MORT
" gage bon ls due July and October 1885, and Janu,
ary 1857 OF convertible bonds dus Move 1855 Snu
Improvement Company Donu uue'Jah'
uary l. 1887, will be paid on present atioa ,r
10y = ' " J. w. WATSON, Treasurer
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w EoT SHORE EAiLROAD-

wv LO SUUNE INhILNOhD.
w n. Y Y. IL. IL Il Co. lessess.
West i2d ST. station follows ana 10 MN
utcs earlier from OF Jay 81, North River.
81 LOUIS. % 05, 'o rs m.
Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge, Niagara
Fails. IS, . 55 NC o5, . rs p,
utca iS % ;sS, II 80 H. . OS sac E
% IS = 80 m A. g 90 c ,si5 Msw,r,s 80
IS rs = is, - :55, 10 rs, IL 80 M, 4, 10 g.
-slo, s4o p. m, and 05 D. H. transtons. Cornwall
Newburg
Eor Montreal and Canada East o9 Pm
Toronto. 10 IS O. m 70 O5, 3 10 p m
Elegant sleeping. cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Gin
einnad Detroit. Chicago And st. Louis.
'Daiy tDaiy except Saturday.
Other trains daily except SUNDAY,
For tickets time aoies paor or sieepnScar aceomT mo
Wsshinston $50 Fuitonst Annex once foot Of Full;
cas. York sy-sos u.s. Ss2 Broadrsy iss is
Rc4t NAL, loot Of Jay.st. N. r. .. Z. LAMBERT.
3 yAadsrbutave~ General Passenger Agsn.
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I EHiGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cor.Iandt and Dos
brOsseS follows:
q M for Catasa uQua and intermediate points ,~.,,
m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester,, bu. "a
and the West and prinepaI local points. CHAR ss' '"
Wlkesbarre. ,...
p for Tunkhannock and intern eiiae pon's; ,,.
car 10 Tunkhannock. Connection 70 Reading ana ""~
burg. .,,.
$40 p. m. for itton aud principal mtcrmeda'e POM"
Chair u Pitston. Goa.
GAO p. m. for Copay and ntermedi1e pcn,s c,plgy.
Reading and IIarrisburg Chair car W ~ n
7 D. IN. for Geneva, Lyons ElIra Rochester, bup'
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
100 p. m. for Laurays and intcrmcditte points co,
Trans leaving at a. M, ,. m and 3 40 t u,
meet all points MahanOy ana HaLeton coal 'es'O
SUNDAY TRAINS. ara
m. for Mauch Chunk ullleton and in1SF~'
points. -.
40 p m. for ,opay and inter eiiate points euran
z D. m. for Geneva Lyons, Emlra Rochester, ~
and tho West. Pullman slice per ~ Lyons
General Eastern nice. 235 bTo,omo ----